Dress Code Policy

Objective
Imaginarium Nigeria Ltd strives to maintain a workplace environment that is well functioning and free
from unnecessary distractions and annoyances. As part of that effort, the company requires employees
to maintain a neat and clean appearance that is appropriate for the workplace setting.
Procedures
All Imaginarium Ltd staff members are expected to present a professional image to clients, visitors,
customers, suppliers, contractors, and the public. The acceptable dress code is Smart-Casual. The Smart
casual dress code is a step up from "business casual" but not as formal as "boardroom attire." It's neat
and professional - but still informal.

Specific Requirements
Employees are advised NOT to go against the guidelines provided herein. While jeans are permitted to
be worn on any day of the week, they must be worn in a corporate manner e.g. with long-sleeved
shirts/Oxford shirts, except on Fridays.
Fridays are dress down days; anything goes even traditional attires are permitted on Fridays, with some
exceptions listed in the table below.
Violations of the policy can range from inappropriate clothing items to offensive perfumes and body
odor. If a staff member comes to work in inappropriate dress, the staff member will be required to pay a
fine of NGN 3,000.00. This fine should be dropped in cash form into the Longthroat Jar. Failure to do so
will result in a deduction of the stated amount from the salary of the offender.
Reasonable Accommodation of Religious Beliefs
Imaginarium Ltd. recognizes the importance of individually held religious beliefs to persons within its
workforce. The company will reasonably accommodate a staff member’s religious beliefs in terms of
workplace attire unless the accommodation creates an undue hardship.
Dress Code Guidelines
The table below will serve as an outline and must be used as a guideline to define appropriate casual
attire.

Slacks
Appropriate Inappropriate
Jeans (must be clean and free of excessive rips, Sweatpants, leggings, exercise wear and any
tears and fraying; may be fitted but not too spandex or other firm-fitting pants such as people
revealing) wear for biking.

Chinos, Dockers, dressy capris, culottes Micro-miniskirts, short shorts, Bermuda shorts

Trousers, Wool Pants, flannel pants, Shorts, low-rise pants, slacks or any other clothing
fit for a lazy day at home
Shirts
Appropriate Inappropriate
Oxford shirts, Polo collar knit or golf –type shirts Sweatshirts, halter neck tops except worn under a
blazer, Jerseys except on fridays

Short-sleeve blouses, tops with bare shoulders (cold Shirts with potentially offensive words, terms, logos
shoulder tops) or shirts

Turtlenecks Crop tops, clothing showing midriffs, spaghetti straps

Blazers Kimonos

Jackets or sweaters Beachwear, Exercise wear, Bou-bou, Jalabiya, Maxi

dresses-except the corporate/smart-looking kind

Shoes
Appropriate Inappropriate
Boating or deck shoes, moccasins Flip flops, Slippers, Slip-ons except on Fridays ONLY
with Traditional attires
Casual, low-heel, open-back shoes (e.g., mules, Athletic shoes, Croc-like sandals
sling backs), flats

Dress heels, sandals

Business Attire
Ladies Men
Tailored pant suits Long or short sleeved shirts
Corporate dresses Ties, Bow ties, Cravats
Closed or open toe shoes Shoes (e.g. Derby shoes, Moccasins, depending on
the Outfit)
Corporate Jumpsuits Trousers (e.g. tailored fitted pants)
Blazers Blazers
Long, Short sleeve shirts Tailored Pant Suits

Jewelry, Makeup, Perfume, and Cologne

This should be in good taste with limited visible body piercings. Remember, that some employees are
allergic to the chemicals in perfumes and make-up, so wear these substances with restraint.